Intel 80386 Programmer's Reference Manual HTML translation -- 0.9 version

I translated this document in html format because I think it is a good
source of information, and it seemed to me that its original .txt format
wasn't very handy to consult.
In addiction I thought it would have been a useful way to practice
unix shell programming.
I produced these files with bash, awk, sed under Linux, and a bit of
C to build the figures.
If you are interested in something concerning the way all this has been
done, drop me a line.

I produced most of this stuff with automatic, "ad hoc" tools, but it has
been necessary a lot of human "debugging". Still, I'm sure that there is
some particular to refine.
I'll be grateful to everyone that will send to me a beta-report.

A lot of inter-page linking has to be done again, but maybe it is better
to wait for a definitively "error free" version.

DISCLAIMER
I hope that giving this work in the public domain do not break any national or
international copyright law. But if someone thinks, or knows that 
distributing this hypertext is forbidden by some applicable law, please, 
tell me.

Luigi Sgro
via Shelley 7/9           Phone: ++39 10 3772118
16148 Genova, ITALY       e-mail: gigio@mc.village.it 

Below, there is the original disclaimer published by Intel with the manual.

INTEL 80386 PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE MANUAL 1986

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